The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.

\ little wee Dillon girl calls the mumps
! the dumps
Remember, only fve days more to pay
your taxes in.
The new Catholic Church will be fin.
ished in about two weeks.
The lail Of snow and cold weather makes
the trade in winter goods brisk.
The up-bound passenger train is making
poor stagger at arriving on time.
Green Il Walters steam thresher is
cleaning up the threshing on Red Rock
and on the lower Horse Prairie.
A,uras Water
1t is stated that VIM. Gaunt will erect a
new hotel at Red Rock station in a short
time. He has got lease Of ground from
the railroad company to erect the hotel on
The mines Of Southern Montana are
coming up on their merits. MI the mines
need is development to prove their actua!
WORT, and make them orc. producing prop
critics Of great value.
On Saturday the Anderson Brothers
shipped car load of Montana bred horses
to the Iowa market. The horses were
fine lot Of broke roadste,s, selected from
the herds of Frank Landon, Phil Lowell
and Ben. Taylor.
Company f is making commendab,e
progress in company drill, and its weekly
drill meetings are we'll attended. In the
new Armory Hall the company will have
ample room for exec ,'tiny military ma
neuvers and drilling.
Alturas Water.
The tribune Job Department has ms,
received an additional supply Of frst.cass
printing material. The department, is now
better supplied than ever before with blank
stock to do artistic job printing on shor,
notice and at very reasonable prices
Dillon merchants and business men vii,
reap the benefit Of the reduction in treiyhts
'ocen,ly made by the Union Pacific. Dill.
lon is on the main line, while Butte and An.
aconda, both prosperous towns, are on
side switches oi,le Utah aud Northern.
The liberal advertiser a'wavs receives
the non S share OF trade il, his lin, of bus;.
ness. Consul. the advertising columns q,
the TRIBUNE, and then do YOUR tr,d;,,
"Aese tue largest and best stocks OF goods
arc kept aud where You will invariably ..,
your moneys worth
The funeral of Mrs. g W. limerick waS
attended on Monday by large number Of
sympa1hizins friends and neiehbors. from,
Dillon and the valley. The remains wey.
inferred in the PoindeN,er cemetery. Mr.,
fe"oer'on, OF Butte, delivered an eloouen,
ana appropriate funeral address
Altura> Water
II Is S'assJ that the theatrical war be- |
tween John Mcguire and Iohn Mino j.
not settled. and it is further reported ,h,.
this war will sesn', in the bringing OF first.
class theatrical companies to Mo,,,,,
soon. Dillon now has d com,nod;ovs and
ahs'F equipped Opera House, and the
people will take :. iive.ier nteres, in thea.
r'ca' matters than they did heretofore
Firs',cla>s companies NOW have a chan,,,.
to play to large audiences in this city
We notice in the Albany Mo, Lsa,rry
that II. Ro"rk, formerly one ofthe Com.
OF Beaverhead County, AMI ,
'oTmer D:lloni,e, wei. and tav,rab,x
known in this section, has located in raco.
ma ". l. Tie Lei.sy saws: u. H.
Rours' who has been prominent cj,:ze,
II this county for four Or five wears t,,,
MS departure few days ago ior Vacom,
Tv. to reside in ,he i,,.,r.
The L'aStr regrets 20 par, with hin,
During his residence here he has n,ds
many friends, b. his u~~ish,, honorable
Ind en'erprisins conduct. and they will
Always be glad 70 hear OF his success wher
ever his los may Be cast"
Al;ura> Water.